Young chicken not acting right

[biophiliac]

So sorry for your troubles Martin, but this thread has been very helpful and interesting. Blindness in chicks is not something I've heard much about and I had no guess except maybe neurological from watching the video. Thanks @casportpony & Martins Poultry

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Poor chick! I hope she isn't entirely blind... but I've heard that as long as she doesn't wander too far from her flock, she should be fine.

 

[MartinsPoultry]

With her she will live with my bantams and other handicapped chickens. I have a roo that is a slow maturer and is partially blind. He was bought from tsc and was like that from the start.

Putting her to sleep is my last resort. I and my fiance have a soft spot for handicapped birds. As long as its eating and drinking she will stay.

 

[biophiliac]

With her she will live with my bantams and other handicapped chickens. I have a roo that is a slow maturer and is partially blind. He was bought from tsc and was like that from the start.

Putting her to sleep is my last resort. I and my fiance have a soft spot for handicapped birds. As long as its eating and drinking she will stay.

Best Wishes to you and your special needs flock.